Thursday, December 14, 2006
Nikon Coolpix L5 Review by DCResource
All things considered, the Nikon Coolpix L5 came out being pretty average. While there is much to like about it, it has more than its share of flaws. What I’m getting at here is that while the L5 isn’t a bad camera per se, there are are better options out there. If you can give up image stabilization, I’ve found Kodak’s EasyShare C875 to be a capable—not to mention less expensive—little camera. If you want to keep image stabilization but want an all-around better camera, I’d recommend spending a little more money to get the Canon PowerShot A710 IS.
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